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Value: $30–100 USD
This appears to be a commercially produced open-edition offset lithograph after an original mixed‑media collage, framed for home decor. The smooth, uniform surface and lack of hand-applied texture, together with the...
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Value: $60–$200 (auction, assuming a decorative print or unsigned/unknown-artist...
This appears to be a late 20th-century abstract/surrealist collage image with musical and textile motifs. Based on the visible uniform surface beneath glazing and the placement of the cursive signature inside the image...
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Value: $80–$200
Decorative, music‑themed contemporary collage likely created in the late 20th century. The physical build-up of layers and the wrinkled paper textures suggest an original mixed‑media work rather than a flat print...
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Value: $80–$250 at auction (decorative value if unattributed; higher only if artist is...
This is a decorative, late 20th-century abstract mixed-media collage (or a high-quality reproduction of one) that uses musical notation as a recurring motif. The signature embedded within the image and the lack of a...
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Value: $300–$700 (auction, conservative)
Well-executed late 19th/early 20th-century Continental genre scene in the Dutch Golden Age revival taste. The book’s brass clasps, subdued palette, and side lighting align with Northern European academic traditions...
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Value: $250–$600 (auction estimate)
Well-painted, traditional genre subject of an elderly scholar/reader, a motif popular in late 19th-century Northern European art. The naturalistic lighting, the large book with brass clasps, and the sober palette align...
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Value: $150–$400 (auction, conservative)
Well-executed, traditional genre scene in the Old Master manner, probably a 20th-century Continental work made for the domestic market. The theme of an elderly scholar at a heavy book is common in late 19th–early 20th...
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Value: USD $200–600 at auction
Well-painted late 19th–early 20th century Continental genre scene of a bearded man reading a Bible with brass clasps. Subject and handling align with Dutch/German School realist interior scenes popular around 1880–1910...
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Value: $5–$25 (auction/estate level, as-is, lacking dust jacket)
This appears to be a mid-century U.S. college/business law textbook in utilitarian cloth binding. The graphic layout (maroon title block with 'LAW' and the surnames 'PETERS' and 'CHARLES') and buckram case are...
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Value: $5–$20 (auction/estate liquidation range; higher only if an early printing in...
This appears to be an original mid-century clothbound edition of the textbook 'College Law' by Peters & Charles, likely used in business or introductory legal courses. The utilitarian cloth binding, stamped titling, and...
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Value: $30–$80 (auction, raw copy in VG range)
A desirable but non-key Silver Age Superman issue featuring the team-up of Lex Luthor and Brainiac. The copy shown appears unrestored with typical edge wear, spine stresses, light soiling/toning and a small corner nick...
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Value: $600–$1,000 (auction, as-is condition)
A classic mid-20th-century Texaco porcelain sign with desirable 'Gasoline Motor Oil' layout and red star/green T branding used pre-1950. The presence of 'MADE BY THE TEXAS COMPANY' and 'REG. T.M.' aligns with earlier...
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Value: $100–$200 at auction
Well-made revival-period side table likely produced in the U.S. between the World Wars. The octagonal, sunburst-veneered top and tri-leg base with shaped stretcher are hallmark details of Jacobean/Spanish Revival...
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Value: USD $80–$180 at auction
Well-made interwar revival occasional table, typical of American production in the 1920s–30s. The machine-turned legs, veneered octagonal top with banding, and serpentine ‘Y’ stretcher are characteristic of...
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Value: $40–$120 (auction/liquidation estimate for an unsigned contemporary work on...
This appears to be a one-of-a-kind contemporary painting on paper executed with acrylic or gouache and paint markers. The composition and palette point to a Neo‑Cubist, Picasso‑influenced vocabulary with Outsider/Street...